Sentence examples for to control with from inspiring English sources

Difficulty in games is often a matter of testing the player's ability to control with precision and react at speed.

A fully unvaccinated population could face dangers that would not be easy to control with the crisis approach.

The state's outgoings have proved hard to control, with benefits payments rising despite falling unemployment.

The drones are a delight to control with smooth handling and neat quirks (like looking up when jumping for a height boost).

Sport utilities have high centers of gravity, making them harder to control with just three tires and more prone to roll over.

As Munaron went to control with his foot before picking it up, the ball suddenly changed direction and rolled into the net.

Generally rent is easier to control with rent caps than housing prices, so this ideal of having property should be discouraged.

Russia's population is becoming harder to control, with its fossil-fuel resource windfall slowing and Internet penetration at 40 percent.

Some scientists have expressed concern that if the gene escapes, weedy grasses could be harder to control with glyphosate, a widely used herbicide.

Two million Americans have epilepsy, and 20percentt of those cases are so intractable that the disease is hard to control with drugs.

"But this rain, it's been hurtful down into your soul because it's one thing we've been unable to control with our own hands.